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| This should be probably multiple file handling, or multiple windows, since tabs aren't found in command line/curses based editors, to be fair. ] 22:32, 10 Mar 2005 (UTC) | This should be probably multiple file handling, or multiple windows, since tabs aren't found in command line/curses based editors, to be fair. ] 22:32, 10 Mar 2005 (UTC) | ||
| :I agree | |||
| ==Better exaplanation of fields | |||
| The meaning of most columnts is rather unclear. Also some "features" don't apply to certain editors as they are implemented by other parts of the system but integrate seamlessly into the editor(spell checking in Unix editors is one example, a better example is ftpfs and webfs in ]) | |||
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Shell integration and Column mode editing
I haven't changed the 'shell integration' values for vi or vim, but doesn't the '!' command (run shell command) count as shell integration for vi/vim? I left the value as 'N/A', since I may be misunderstanding shell integration.
Could someone please clarify this?
In addition, wouldn't vim's 'visual mode' count as column mode editing, or am I missing something?
- Originally I added "shell integration" for text editors can add items on Windows Explorer's context menu. But now it seems to be not only GUI shell, but also command-line shell... I don't know about vim, but column edit mode refers to the ability to selection vertically . --Minghong 08:50, 9 Mar 2005 (UTC)
- In that case, the column title should be changed. Many people who use operating systems other than MS Windows will understand "shell integration" to mean the ability to start a shell from within the editor or to insert the output of system commands in the buffer. Burschik 15:22, 10 Mar 2005 (UTC)
Tabs
This should be probably multiple file handling, or multiple windows, since tabs aren't found in command line/curses based editors, to be fair. Dysprosia 22:32, 10 Mar 2005 (UTC)
- I agree
==Better exaplanation of fields The meaning of most columnts is rather unclear. Also some "features" don't apply to certain editors as they are implemented by other parts of the system but integrate seamlessly into the editor(spell checking in Unix editors is one example, a better example is ftpfs and webfs in Plan 9)